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arms

noun as in weaponry

noun as in family crest

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After five tests of its massive Starship rocket, SpaceX in October 2024 caught its booster in a pair of robotic arms, becoming the first to do so with an orbital-class rocket.

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“An ‘AI arms race’ is a very real possibility, if not probability,” Tarek wrote in a note earlier this week.

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Their crop of young arms could be a key area for them to deal from in any potential offseason trades.

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She suffered a skull fracture, bruising to her arms, legs and body, as well as fractures to her lower legs.

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"Beyond supervising the flow of fuel, Saddam Haftar's forces also coordinated occasional arms transfers to the RSF in Darfur as part of a broader support policy that included regular deliveries of ammunition," the report added.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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